Reference circuit (800 bytes)
1: ...its or as a guide for planning and engineering of circuits and networks.
3: ...f related reference circuits is also called a ''[[reference system]]''.

RC circuit (2280 bytes)
1: ...in parallel (a parallel RC circuit). A series RC circuit has the time constant <math>\tau</math> ([[tau]])...
5: ...ries RC circuit]]When a voltage is applied to the circuit, the charging current decreases from
8: When the voltage source is replaced with a short-circuit, with C fully charged, the voltage at C drops exp...
12: When calculating complex circuits the formula is often used to prevent the [[butte...
14: ... voltage across the capacitor at time ''t'' for a circuit initially charged to voltage <math>V_0</math> tha...

TI Circuit (1326 bytes)
1: The '''Tanaka International Circuit (TI Circuit)''' is a 2.301-[[mile]] private [[motorsport]] ra...
3: ...eat Britain|British]] drivers (which explains the circuit's corner names, such as [[David Hobbs|Hobbs]] and...
5: ...e year. It was discontinued primarily due to the circuit's extremely tight corners, and due to its locatio...
28: [[Category:Formula One circuits]]

LC circuit (337 bytes)
1: [[Image:lc_circuit.png|right|LC circuit diagram]]
3: An '''LC circuit''' consists of [[inductor]]s and [[capacitor]]s. ...

Fifth Circuit Four (1966 bytes)
1: ...te of [[states' rights]]. At that time, the Fifth Circuit included not only [[Louisiana]], [[Mississippi]],...
10: ==Reference==
11: *Jack Bass, "The 'Fifth Circuit Four'", ''The Nation'', [[May 3]], [[2004]], p. 3...
13: ...Judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit| ]]

Three-way circuit (2049 bytes)
1: A '''3-way circuit''' is an [[electrical circuit]] that consists of two 3-way [[switch]]es linked ...
3: '''Wiring a 3-way circuit'''

Circuit (954 bytes)
3: There are many kinds of '''circuit'''
5: *An [[electrical network|electric circuit]] interconnects [[electrical element]]s. Examples...
6: **[[printed circuit]]s
7: **[[integrated circuit]]s
8: **[[digital circuit]]s

Reference (C Plus Plus) (7728 bytes)
1: {{wrongtitle|title=Reference (C++)}}
3: ...ted from [[C programming language|C]], which is a reference in the general sense but not in the sense used by...
11: ... is said to define an identifier whose type is '''reference to <Type>'''.
23: ...to int, MyClass is a class with a member which is reference to int.
25: ...tifiers which are of reference type are called '''reference variables'''. To call them ''variable'', however,...

Self-reference (2978 bytes)
1: ...s when an object [[reference|refers]] to itself. Reference is possible when there are two logical levels, a ...
3: An example of a self-reference situation is the one of [[autopoiesis]], as the l...
5: Self-reference also occurs in [[literature]] when an author refe...
7: ...anically"), the result is a tautology. Such self-references can be quite complex and include full propositio...
9: Self-reference in [[computer science]] is seen in the concept of...

Reference (3572 bytes)
1: A '''reference''' is something that refers or points to somethin...
5: In [[semantics]], reference is the relation between [[noun]]s or [[pronouns]]...
9: Reference is not in general the same as meaning, since many...
10: ...[sense and reference | sense ]] of a word and its reference).
14: ...language]]s support some form of reference. See [[reference (computer science)]].

Circuit Rank (330 bytes)
1: The ''Circuit Rank'' of a [[graph]] G is the minimum number m o...

Circuit Zandvoort (1483 bytes)
1: '''Circuit Zandvoort''' is a motor [[racing circuit]] located near the town of [[Zandvoort]], in the ...
3: ... some races at Zandvoort before [[WW II]], a real circuit was not built until after the war, mainly designe...
4: ...ip. The major event that is currently held at the circuit is the [[Marlboro Master of Formula 3]], where [[...
6: The most famous corner in the circuit is the ''Tarzanbocht'' (Tarzan corner) which prov...
8: In the history of the circuit, two fatal accidents have occurred: [[Piers Coura...

Circuit breaker (7755 bytes)
1: ...hich operates once and then has to be replaced, a circuit breaker can be reset (either manually or automati...
3: ...sponding to short, large surges in current (short circuit) and the bimetallic strip responding to smaller b...
5: ...e which divides and extinguishes this arc. Larger circuit breakers such as those used in electrical [[power...
7: ...led directly in equipment, or are arranged in a [[Circuit breaker panel|breaker panel]].
10: ...[[Image: Circuitbreaker.jpg |Photo of inside of a circuit breaker]]</div>

In-circuit emulator (1598 bytes)
1: An '''in-circuit emulator''' (ICE) is a hardware device used durin...

Telecommunication circuit (768 bytes)
1: A '''telecommunication circuit''' is defined as follows:

Coincidence circuit (1220 bytes)
1: ...of technology, e.g. the design of [[radar|RADAR]] circuits in the [[1940s]].
5: However, for this to work, the coincidence circuit needs to have a suitable "coincidence window", i....

Regenerative circuit (2729 bytes)
1: ...''regenerative circuit''' (or ''self-regenerative circuit'') allows a signal to be amplified many times by ...
5: ...ntor Armstrong, whose patent for the regenerative circuit had been issued in [[1914]]. The lawsuit lasted ...
15: '''See also''': [[Tuned electrical circuit]]
17: [[Category:Communication circuits]]

Circuit (airfield) (3407 bytes)
1: ...ctivity as well as commercial flights. However, a circuit of sorts is used at airports in some cases, such ...
3: ...traffic control]]. Airfield operators will set up circuits according to the [[runway]] in use, the local co...
5: ...g one long side of the rectangle. Each leg of the circuit has a particular name:
12: ... airfield adjacent to the runway but opposite the circuit is known as the ''dead side''.
14: ...rn_2.png|Conventional circuit pattern (right hand circuit)]]</center>

Short circuit (3834 bytes)
1: :''For alternate meanings see [[Short circuit (disambiguation)]]
3: ...lectricity]] moves through a [[Electrical network|circuit]] in an unintended path, usually due to a connect...
5: The simplest way to cause a ''short circuit'' is to connect the positive and negative ends of...
7: In electrical devices, ''short circuits'' are usually caused when a wire's [[insulator|i...
11: ...[maximum prospective short circuit current]] in a circuit. [[Wire#Wire_gauges|Wire sizes]] are specified in...

Simplex circuit (615 bytes)
1: In [[telecommunication]], the term '''simplex circuit''' has the following meanings:
3: <b>1.</b> A [[circuit]] that provides [[transmission (telecommunication...
5: <b>2.</b> <i>Deprecated definition:</i> A circuit using [[ground]] return and affording communicati...

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